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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1924
Page
2
The Daily News announces policy on letters to the editor and publishing names. It states real names required for statements and declines to publish unsigned opinions. Readers are directed to mail notices to the office and avoid telephoning for submissions.
A 1923 federal reserve board report shows production in 22 basic industries only 6 percent below May peak. Church membership rose by 580 015 in 1923, about 13 percent, while population grew 16 percent, implying churches keep pace with growth and reflect moral capability in prosperity.
A daily astrological forecast notes Jupiter and Neptune favorable this day with Uranus adverse in the evening. It advises seeking work in commerce, aiding merchants and lawyers, and a favorable period for buying, borrowing, and starting new enterprises. Children born under Aries show great potential.
The Inquiring Reporter asks local residents for their favorite hymns. Arthur M. Stone selects Bright in the Corner Where You Are, G Eb Nogz chooses An swer, You, John C. Kline quotes Holy Night Silent Night, Er M Summers names Nother My God To Thee, R A Mann picks Onward Christian Soldiers.
A collage of puns and observations on daily life from a 20th century column. Topics range from fashioning humor about domestic chores and heat to light social quips about crime, travel, and science. Notable lines reference a Los Angeles traffic cop, Spain bullfights, dirigibles, and a pioneering Turkish woman doctor in Constantinople.
A compact list of anniversaries and birthdays including 1812 Carl fossa 1882 law excluding bigamists 1889 Justice Stanley Matthews 1919 British troops London march 1921 Colorado launched battleship 1922 sinking of Misg Miami One year ago Iowa sunk in Panama Bay Today's birthdays include Dr Robert A Millikan Emilio Aguinaldo Herman Kohlsaat Frank A Scott and others Porto Rico Independence Day and Antwerps Van Dyck anniversary Rome papal consistory Philadelphia march on city hall and a head on collision in Thurmont with no injuries.
Local items from The News March 22 1904 note County Commissioner William S Trontlinier and attorney Reno S Slarp traveling to Antonoluk for a repist case. An amendment to the Emergency Hospital bill set at 1200 per year for two years and passed the House. Abraham C Strite won the Hagerstown mayorship by 81 votes over Reinhold J Malm in a 2489 total.
In society notes Lom Sims reports Georges Carpentier may clash with Tom Gibbons in Chicago on July 4. Carpentier pushes a new men’s Marcel hair fashion and is described as a capable fighter and stylish figure in boxing circles.
An eclectic broadcast listing covers Kid Donald Hurley’s slim fall claim, autos with four fenders, fashion notes on bobbed hair, music notes from WEAF, and home tips. Station lineups include WEAF WOR WIZ KDKA WBZ KYW WGY WRC JY WHB WCAP and WEAF joint program notes noting venues exceed 600 theatres and 875 dance halls.
Mary Jane notes a wintry week in Bentztown despite St Patrick and St Sheela. She laments cold weather, Lent offerings, and busy social life with churches, gardens, and civic groups planning events amid lingering storms. Grand Rapids voter Mary Walch turns 100 next March.
A reader comments on mistakes in the picture, noting the unseen people beyond the frame who are never lined up at the savings window and suggest they are driving the blunder. The remark highlights the invisible contributors behind the scene.
District Court notices announce Calvin M. Gelbert, bankrupt, adjudicated March 1924. First creditors meeting set for April 1924 at 10 o'clock at Pythian Castle Court Frederick City Maryland. Creditors may prove claims appoint trustees and question the bankrupt. Also notice of deceased Arthur D. Willard and estates claim deadlines October 3 1924 with administration by Pauline A Brown.
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